SVRT transition issue - is it solved?

ExciterELB

Newbie Location: PL Joined: Jan 18, 2017 11:13 Messages: 2 Offline

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Jan 25, 2017 16:24

I've just bought PowerDirector 15. I really like this software, but I'm wondering if the issue while rendering video with transitions using SVRT technology is definitely solved? Or I need to waste my time using "normal" rendering to avoid glitches after each transition. I have lot of family movies in HD, DV and VHS quality to burn on DVD/ BRD, so I really appreciate my time.

I've been checking this since last 2 days and HW completely doesn't have any impact on that. Exciter

Ricco5HI

Newbie Joined: May 13, 2012 09:59 Messages: 1 Offline

Feb 06, 2017 08:35

Quote I've just bought PowerDirector 15. I really like this software, but I'm wondering if the issue while rendering video with transitions using SVRT technology is definitely solved? Or I need to waste my time using "normal" rendering to avoid glitches after each transition. I have lot of family movies in HD, DV and VHS quality to burn on DVD/ BRD, so I really appreciate my time.

I've been checking this since last 2 days and HW completely doesn't have any impact on that.

This is the question I am also wandering about, as I have issues with it on PD13 and been looking to buy PD15 just to get rid of it. i7 4790K; ATI HD7950 3GB; 16GB RAM; HDD1 2TB; HDD2 2TB

gypsycomp

Newbie Joined: Jul 16, 2016 10:02 Messages: 7 Offline

Feb 13, 2017 10:30

Quote I've just bought PowerDirector 15. I really like this software, but I'm wondering if the issue while rendering video with transitions using SVRT technology is definitely solved? Or I need to waste my time using "normal" rendering to avoid glitches after each transition. I have lot of family movies in HD, DV and VHS quality to burn on DVD/ BRD, so I really appreciate my time.

Is this the issue where there seems to be a 1/4 to 1/2 second interval between frames? In shooting movies there is always about 1/4 to 1/2 second glitch between frames. In editing the frames and compiling the movie, it is quite noticable.